The Triangle real estate market, once characterized by intense competition and rapidly rising prices, is starting to exhibit signs of a more balanced market. Recent data indicates a decline in median sale prices and a decrease in the close-to-list price ratio, suggesting that buyers have gained more negotiating power.

Key Market Trends:

  • Softening Median Sale Prices: The median sale price of all real estate in Wake County fell by over $10,000 in August, indicating a potential shift in the market.
  • Decreased Close-to-List Price Ratio: Raleigh was among the top five metropolitan areas with the largest decline in the close-to-list price ratio, suggesting buyers are negotiating more effectively.
  • Increased Inventory: The number of homes for sale has risen, providing buyers with more options.

Market Outlook:

While the market is showing signs of softening, it’s important to note that it remains relatively stable compared to other regions. Demand for homes in the Triangle continues to be strong, driven by a growing population and a robust economy.

Opportunities for Buyers and Sellers:

  • Buyers: The current market offers opportunities for buyers to negotiate better deals and potentially find homes at more favorable prices.
  • Sellers: While the market is no longer as seller-friendly as it was, well-priced and well-maintained homes continue to sell.

Brazoban Realty Group is here to assist you in navigating the Triangle housing market. Our experienced agents can provide personalized guidance and help you find the perfect home or investment property.

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Sources:

Jason Parker for WRAL

Raleigh Regional Association of REALTORS® (RRAR)

Triangle Multiple Listing Service (TMLS)

Triangle Business Journal